Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-29
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san DIEGO, Ten, July Court il
about over. There only remain few
orders TO be made and the minutes to be
signed. There have been good many
convictions and Only one acquttal at this
term. Following is a synopsis of cases
tried in the court:
The State vs.. Juan Salinas, Charged
with assault with intent 10 murder, found
guilty and sentenced to two years con-
tlnement in the penitentiary. Appealed.
The State vs.. Jose Ayala, theft of horse,
tried and found guilty in two cases on
this charge and sentenced TO five years
confinement in the penitentiary in each
case. There were two cases of forgery
against Jose Ayals, which were also tried
and the defendant found guilty in each
and sentenced to three years in the first
and two years in the last case, making
fifteen years in the four cases, in which
he was convicted and for which he will
have 10 serve the little spell of fifteen
years in the pleasant city Of Huntsville.
The State vs.. Francisco Balm, charged
with theft of horse, found guilty and
sentenced TO five years confinement in the
penitentisry.
The State vs.. Cashmere Heuoj0ss,
cha ged with assault with intent to muir
der, found guilty and sentenced to two
years confinement in the p6nltentlsry
Counsel gave notice Of appeal.
The State vs.. Juan Ispata, charged
with theft of pistol, oyer $50 value,
case brought from S.srr county, tried,
fouGd guilty and sentenced to two years
confinement in penltentiary
Case of diyOrCe-Jusu Cara vs.. Cast
mera Cara. Divorce granted.
The State VS.. TirsO Calansueia, charged
with theft OF horse, found guilty and
sentenced TO five years in the peuiten-
tiary.
James AshwOrth was tried for theft Of
a morse, found not guilty and discharged
TIE ate vs.. Manuel GoEzsles, aggTa-
waited assault. This was 8 small mGGtcr
Of whipping his wife, was found guilty
snd fined S2J and costs Of court. So the
tsrtt on wife beating has gone up from
So TO S25-quite 8 rise in this little
amusement.
The State vs.. GilbeTtO Flores, charged
With theft under so in value found
guilty, fined $50 and costs Of court.
The State vs.. Felipe Ariana, charged
with MURDER; tried, found guilty Of
murder in the second degree; sentenced
to thirty years in the peuitenlsIy.
Counsel gives notice CT appeal.
The State vs.. GeraldO German, charged
with oigamy; the jury after being out
two nights and part of three days fsiled
to agree and were discharged. On sec
Ond trial Of the same cause the Jury were
absent more than quarter Of an hour
before they rendered s verdict Of guilty.
and gave him two years IN the peni-
Tertiary.
The case of the State W. Il. M5nley,
from Webb, was again continued, and set
for Wednesday Of the lrst week Of the
next term.
The grand Jury presented twenty-siz
bills of indictment, and were discharged.
They gave in q final report compliment
ing the officers of the court and c. unity
on the 1ourishing condition of affairs.
There were not many civil cases tried.
Tle case Of Antonio Everett vs.
Collins, Perez and the Texas Mexican
National Railway Company, called and
taken under advisement by the Judge
until next term.
The weather is hot and dry, very.